Back in 1977, we tried what would prove to be by far the least common variant of the hugely successful Mercedes-Benz W123 – the Coupé. Did it live up to the promise of its sportier looks?
In 1980, we took a look at the work of Günter Artz, an eccentric German in the business of performance cars up to make some beautifully finished, practical mongrels
We tested the latest version of Wolseley's 12hp Hornet Saloon, commending it for its "outstanding attractiveness in comfort, refinement and convenience"
Our thoughts from 1967 on Ford's tiny Comuta electric concept car, the future of electric vehicles as a whole and what would eventually replace the internal combustion engine
On 19 May 1984, we took Austin's new affordable family saloon for a spin. And although it's hardly fondly remembered now, we were quite pleased with the Montego
